I would check your link to make sure its being tracked

9% CTR and you're paying $0.30-$0.60? Are you sure that's the CTR you're getting? The price really high for that CTR.

And about your campaign - when you say "teespring", do you mean the website that lets you create then sell your own shirt designs? Selling t-shirts via Facebook Ads, imo, would be really really hard. The CPC you'll get on Facebook isn't low enough for the already small margin you're working on. I think you should either find a new traffic source or scrap that Facebook campaign.

Sorry, i wish i had better advice, but i strongly believe that you can't get this campaign to work.

How are you tracking? Did you test different ad variations?

From your question, I can deduce that you are direct linking (Sending visitors directly to the product page). I am I right? And is it the Tshirt thing?

If you are doing that, I would recommend that you first send them through a landing page. I know it may seem hard to design such a landing page, but all you would have to do is think of a USP for your Tshirts. Think of something that is unique about your product and why they should get them now. Pre-sell them before you send them to order their T-shirt (Assuming that is what you are selling).

It would even be better is you were sending your traffic to a squeeze page and collecting their email address and them keep on contacting them persuading them to buy your product. This would make your marketing more effective and reduce on the costs in the long run.

Also looking at the CTR and the cost, that looks abnormal. With a CTR of 9.5%, the cost (Cost per click) should have been much lower. I think you are targeting more than one country in the same campaign. Try creating individual ads for each country.

Lastly, check your whole process again to make sure that everything is working well. Is the destination URL in your ad working properly? Are all your order links and buttons Ok?. Something could be wrong some where.

Yes This is the website : Custom T-shirts » Design & Sell T-Shirts for Your Group | Teespring
The CTR is 9% Because i targeted via id scrapping so the traffic is targeted .
I didn't used any Tracking Prog

That isn't the lp ctr, if you're sending traffic there?

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Donald Wilson did it...Fb ads to teespring campaigns...With great results

Odds are there is nothing wrong with your campaign at all. You overspent, probably didn't track, (yes that's important to do and it is a valid question to ask).

You can certainly make money selling t-shirts on Facebook. I do it right now.

(It wasn't my idea, I took what I read and saw and applied my own angles to it).

You're overpaying for clicks though. Something is wrong there. You have a solid CTR and if it's CPC you're doing, then switch to CPM with a 9% CTR you'll see your costs drop dramatically.

The key I want to give you is this, NOT EVERY CAMPAIGN WORKS!

Yeah you'll see guys with screenshots of wicked payouts on teespring, I've seen them. The thing is maybe 1 in 7 or 1 in 10 shirts actually WORK and PROFIT. You cannot launch one campaign, have it fail then call it a day. Launch one a day, spend $20 testing each one. If you're getting results, let it run and ramp it up, if you're not, drop it.

You're doing good in taking action, now keep taking action knowing that no matter who you are, not every campaign works. Multiple attempts are ALWAYS necessary. Nobody bats 100% in baseball, nobody shoots 100% from 3 point land in the NBA, no quarterback scores a touchdown with every throw, so why do you feel you should with ONE campaign?